I stop into Good Grounds Coffee Company about once a month to grab a loaf of their sourdough before…read moreheading to my in-laws, and it's easily one of my favorite local spots. Their sourdough cinnamon rolls are incredible and the coffee is always perfect, made with their own roasted beans. I recently used their espresso to batch espresso martinis for an event and they were a hit! The inside is adorable, warm, and so welcoming it truly feels like home when you walk in. They often host events and sell items from local vendors, which is such a sweet way to support the community. Everything about this place feels thoughtful and made with care.

Who owns a coffee shop and tells customers, "I have to pour the cream for you for sanitary…read morepurposes"? But how do I know your hands are sanitized? No thanks! How about, don't be cheap and Just put out some creamers and let people add their own cream and sugar the way they like it.

A nice and cute restaurant to grab something to eat from. I was at a baseball tournament on…read moreFather's Day and they were very busy but they were serving everyone in a timely manner. Our server was sweet as pie. My husband and I got omelettes that lacked favor completely. My one son got the Mickey pancakes and loved it. We also got a chicken fingers and fries to go for my player that he enjoyed. The pancakes were so good I regret not just getting pancakes instead of the omelet.

We stopped to eat here on our way to the Armada fair and the food was great although the service…read morewas iffy. The place was just about empty and I'm thinking that's because the Armada Fair was going on so everyone was buying the food inside the fairgrounds, but we wanted to sit down and have a real meal before we went and the food was outstanding. The choices on the menu were very good and it took me a while to decide which I wanted. They actually had what they called a protein power bowl and that's what I got which I was impressed with the ingredients which was just about all my favorite ingredients like avocado, garbanzo beans, cranberries, And really good rice. The protein choices were beef, chicken, or shrimp. I got the shrimp and it was cooked perfect and there were plenty of pieces of shrimp in the protein bowl. My friend got the chicken melt and he said it was absolutely delicious although very messy and he needed quite a few napkins and had to wash his hands good from their "secret sauce" Which he said was very good and came with some delicious french fries. Both of our meals came with choice of soup, salad or coleslaw. I got the salad and it was very good and came with the spring mix. Type of lettuce and a really good balsamic vinaigrette dressing is what I had ordered Overall, I would definitely come here again because of the food choices so I could try something different. For years I used to come here for breakfast on my way to the Sunday flea market, which I haven't gone to in many years, but may have to try that again someday

Such a cute little coffee shop! Plenty of parking on the street and nearby lots. They were slammed…read morewhich caused service to lack a bit. We only received one of our items at first and I had to go back to the counter twice to remind them about the rest of our order. Drinks were good though and the cheesecake was such a great sweet treat! Love the vibe in there as well. Seems like a great place to get some work done or catch up with friends. We spent a lot of time in the antique store connected to the shop as well. A true little gem!

$45 for 4 bagels that were all trash! Besides the fact that we waited 25 minutes all our food was…read moreCOLD! Bagels were not toasted like we asked. The salmon bagel was outrageously small for $11! The panini!!! OMG don't call it a panini if it's not one, call it a cold sandwich, and the Italian bagel, they need to learn the difference between mortadella and Bologna. They cut all the cold cuts super thick, like Bologna is. Not coming back that's for sure!

Fantastic spot. Cozy little shop that's always nice when entering, greeted by the staff each time…read more The coffee options vary widely and they're delicious. They also donate large portions of profits to very good causes, give this place a try!

Simply Great Coffee !! Pour Over, Drip, Espresso, it's all here. I especially enjoyed my Costa…read moreRican Pour Over. The best part is what Thread Creek stands up for. That is the Health and Well-being against Human Trafficking. Not only for future occurrences but the treatment of past events. Also grab a Red THREAD Bracelet made by the very woman saved. Come in and see the fresh new coffee shop. Plenty of work space and wifi is reliable.

I recently learned that Achatz originally came out of Armada. Nice…read more We enjoyed their mixed berry, which happens to be my favorite of all of their flavors. We also got to try their peach pie, since it's in season at the moment. The peach wasn't bad, but the mixed berry was still better.

Delicious with a great variety and wonderful helpers. I have been going for years and will…read morecontinue to go there when I want pie - As good as my homemade!

Coming from California with hundreds of unique coffee and matcha spots, I was excited to see that…read morepeople raved about the coffee and matcha here. Their matcha here isn't even comparable to any of the spots in California. You are being scammed. Too much milk. Not enough matcha. No earthiness to their matcha. Just tastes like sweetened milk with bits of grassiness if I am being completely honest. To top it off, the customer service is terrible here. The barista couldn't even be bothered to smile or ask how you are doing. Almost felt like an inconvenience ordering from her. Ordered my drink for dine-in and I would rather just grab my drink myself than watch them set it down haphazardly on the tables. The ambiance is great and I see why it can be a great study spot, however, I can't justify the poor customer service and subpar drinks to come back here.

Came in on a Friday morning - beautiful space with lots of natural light and plenty of tables and…read morechairs. Ordered the % Latte and it's a sweet latte! Wasn't expecting that but delicious nonetheless. Staff was kind and it's a great place to get together with friends or get some work done. They have wifi.

Unique coffee shop with cool menu! Good seating, beautiful natural light. Family friendly with a…read morechildren's play corner. Friendly staff. Quiet when we went in on Saturday morning. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Got to customize my drink with no issues.

They have all kinds of different beans from different regions around the world. Definitely the most…read morecomplex cup of coffee I've tasted. Excellent cup.

33 years for serving the Romeo community. The lovely couple…read morerunning the store has been doing it for the last 33 years and it's always kept a very interesting set of items to find that remind you of yesterday year. There is so many vintage and historical items all around this little store such as the 1886 stove and the self playing piano. Not to mention the entire front of the store was moved to its current location from across the street somewhere around 60 years ago. It was a former barn. Take your time to look around as you may find something really interesting. There's also a lot of affordable candy to choose from.

Such a cute country store with old fashioned candy, coffee beans, gifts, puzzles, crafts, etc…read more the staff was very friendly and there are plenty of variety for everyone.

All those years I lived in Michigan and I'd never heard of Armada Michigan, let alone Blake's…read moreOrchard. We all had a local cider mill we would frequent during the Fall and mine was the Franklin Cider Mill, but this spot over on the East Side, never on my radar. There was a big Sunflower Festival tied in as a supporting event, with lots of local merchants for a small flea market feel. Lots of things for both the kids as well as the adults to amuse themselves. The cider and the donuts were great, but the best part was all those crazy sunflowers! I've never seen so many in one place, and you had the option to cut and purchase if you were so inclined. If you want a beverage with some alcohol content, stick with the cider, their beer was not particularly good. We tried the food in one of their restaurants, limited selection, but what they served, was very good, and the service particularly good given the insanity of all the days activities. It was a fun stop for young and old alike, just a bit out in the middle of nowhere.

I love Blake's so so much! While it's a bit out of my area, this is one of the only places my…read morefamily and I will go to for all of our berry picking needs! The finds in the market are also super fresh. Love it down

It wasn't super packed and didn't take long to get our order. People were so nice, and it was just…read morea cute little bakery! There was places to eat inside although it wasn't large! Food was also super yummy! Prices were good as well! For sure would go again!

Well, we got there around 10 am and we were late by at least three hours. All the fancy donuts and…read moremy apple fritters were already sold out. I love the small town feel of Almont and this seems to be a spot that locals and visitors alike all flock to. We got an assortment of donuts; custard, lemon, raspberry, glazed, cinnamon sugar and French crueler. I must tell you, I took a bite out of each donut, throwing all concerns of my health out the window just so I could tell you guys how good the donuts are. The custard/boston kreme donuts are usually my favorite and that was just ok. All the other donuts were really tasty. The raspberry was awesome as was the lemon. I might camp out next time and get here right at 6 am to get my hands on the others!